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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1928
Page
4
The notice announces a forthcoming luncheon for the Junior Child Study Club. It mentions Mr. Ledbetter formerly of Verten Bet and a large circle of friends who will be pleased by the announcement.
Miss Velma Porter daughter of Mew Z B Porter of 0 North Fillmore wed Mr Ledbetter in a Sunday ceremony at the home of Wide ether with Rev W J Garrett of Second Methodist church officiating. The couple were attended by Mr Wood Mere and Garth Fegram. They left for a wedding trip afterward.
Social calendar items include a Dane Harmen Trent program at 680 o clock on Buchanan Street PT school with parents invited. A closing peer meeting at 2 00 with Mrs fllen Heard at 1507 1-2 Weet Eleventh ahreet. A Joliy ela event at 2 20 with Sex at Mrs Fred Fowler 1603 Fillmore Street. Liane Extacade Chapter DOA BR games tournament at Amarillo Country club 2 20. Alpha Delphian luncheon at Mill rest Country club 1 o clock and Athenaeum lot annual luncheon at Amarillo Athletic tut. Buchanan Street PTA text meeting year musical program and officers installed.
The Frisvilla tab will meet tomorrow with Mrs Hoyt Saunders at her home 1410 Prospect Street. All members urged to be present.
Mrs Phillips and Mr and Mrs Phillips hosted a pleasant gathering yesterday afternoon for Be RB Needie members. They enjoyed informal conversation and light decorations with spring motifs brightening the room.
In May fete events the Festival features Mme Eliza beth Flanders and other attendants serving the Queen Friday evening at 6:90. The Women’s Athletic association presents the festival on the high school lawn with decorative flowers and a dainty course served after the afternoon program. Attendees include Mrs Garner Jones Miss FF Rockwell Mrs FR Opies Miss Bob Tipton Miss Preck T Kre Tom Poors Mrs WG En and Miss Perm Lacey.
During the social hour dainty refreshments were served. Present were Mee. A. PB. Mefiwain, Mee EB. BR. Bewee, Mee, C. Bridges, Mee. George Craft, Mire, C. B. Rittenberey, Myre. Pred Jones and Mrs 8. BR. Bred ferd.
Mrs Pitts entertained members of the Towey Turvy etwh group yesterday afternoon at 606 Mississippi Ave. The gathering featured art and needlework, with a display of prefation roses and other decorations enhancing the social event.
The Twentieth Century club will meet Friday afternoon at 9 oclock with Mrs. W. H. Piemm at her home 101 Flaming Street instead of with Mrs. Fr. M Bautier as previously announced.
Members and friends of the Philharmonic Club will attend a May time luncheon on Monday at 12 46 o clock at the Amarillo Athletic Club. Reservations should be made with Mrs Mary Watcher at 20624 or Mrs Pane cher Upehew at 2 2208 as early as possible.
Reservations for the game tournament to be held tomorrow afternoon are requested by members of the Liane Fetarado chapter D A R at the Amarillo County Club. Call Mere K M Webb at 7782 of Mre 8 1 Nut ting to secure a place. Proceeds will support a large event this season.
Home Hints reports a fundraising effort to complete a memorial in Sanborn park honoring Panhandle boys who fell in World War I. A cordial invitation extends to the community for support.
The Amarilla Athletic club hosts an open house and dance for members and guests. The event begins at 9 o clock with music by the Harmonians. It is the season’s first affair and promises to be very delightful.
The Amarillo Art Association will meet Friday at 4 PM in the Potter County Livery Assembly Room to elect officers. Members are urged to attend as plans are announced to bring national artist Nicholas R. Brewer to Amarillo next fall.
Hillcrest members and local celebs will dance Friday evening with a good orchestra providing music. Plans are in place for an enjoyable social event at the club.
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